Sereana Naitokatoka will captain the Fiji Bulikula team for their historic semi-final match at the Rugby League World Cup against the Jillaroos.
Naitokatoka, who will be looking to inspire her teammates as Fiji prepare for a tough showdown against the defending rugby league powerhouse.
The starting 13 will feature Cassie Staples, Maria Paseka, Isabella Waterman, Sienna Laing, Taina Naividi, Luisa Yaranamua, Losana Lutu, Latisha Smythe, Lorren Ieli, Elizabeth Naleba, Talei Holmes and Leilani Ahsam.
Coming off the interchange bench are Tahila Marshall, Teaghan Hartigan, Ema Masi and Aliti Namoce.
Nanise Vakacavu, Naomi Tegu, Abigayle Sekitoga, Rory Muller and Ebony Laing have also been named among the reserves.
Bulikula will also look to eliminate costly errors and deliver a more complete performance as they take on Australia in their Rugby League World Cup semifinal clash.
Defensive coach Isaac Michael says errors around dummy-half were among the areas that let the side down, disrupting their attacking momentum and preventing them from producing the 70-minute performance they had targeted.
Michael admits the mistakes proved costly and says the team will focus on addressing them during the week as they prepare for a tougher test against the Jillaroos.
He says team selection will also depend on how players recover, with the coaching staff set to assess any injuries and minor knocks before naming their strongest available side.
The Bulikula will face the Jillaroos this Sunday at the Allianz Stadium in Sydney.
